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Dallas extended its winning streak to three games with a 2-0 victory over Minnesota. Kyle Capobianco recorded two assists as the Stars dominated the second and third periods at American Airlines Center.
Seattle's offense erupted in the top of the 10th to outscore Houston 5-1 in the extra frame, securing a 6-5 victory that brings their record to 74-84.
Wyatt Langford, Corey Seager and Josh Jung combined for one hit in 12 at-bats and no runs as Texas’ middle and lower order briefly tied New York before a 7-2 loss at Globe Life Field.
Baty’s pinch-hit home run provided the decisive runs as New York defeated Texas 7-2 at Globe Life Field on Thursday.
The Texans had five injury-related absences and one rest-related absence at Wednesday’s practice.
Dallas plans to rely more heavily on three members of its 2026 draft class against Baltimore on Sunday.
Nico Collins has missed three consecutive Houston practices, leaving his status for the Texans’ Week 3 matchup with Indianapolis unresolved.
The Cowboys are managing several defensive injuries before facing Baltimore while owner Jerry Jones says he would consider roster additions.
Dallas Stars defeated the St. Louis Blues 2-1 at American Airlines Center. Nils Lundkvist and Thomas Harley scored for Dallas, while Jonatan Berggren found the net for St. Louis.
Houston defeated Seattle 7-0 on Wednesday, with Yordan Alvarez hitting two home runs and driving in three runs. The Astros bullpen retired 12 batters in relief.
New York's Sean Manaea pitched six strong innings, while errors and timely hitting from the Mets turned a close contest into a 6-3 victory over the Texas Rangers.
Corey Seager, Jake Burger and Wyatt Langford combined for nine strikeouts in Texas’ 6-3 loss, but Langford’s sacrifice fly showed why a star’s box score needs more than one headline.
Dallas is preparing multiple cleat options as the NFL continues reviewing the Maracanã Stadium field.
Jerry Jones said Dallas may invest in the roster while the team evaluates its running game and prepares for Baltimore.
Dallas used a rookie-forced fumble and a record-setting performance from Dak Prescott to defeat Washington 37-20.
The NFL and Cowboys are monitoring the Maracanã Stadium surface before Dallas plays Baltimore in Rio de Janeiro.
Cowboys safety P.J. Locke left Dallas’ home opener with a foot injury during Washington’s first possession.
The Texans will rely on multiple receivers after Nico Collins was ruled out against the Bengals with a Grade 1 hamstring injury.
Curtis Robinson and Justin Barron are available from the practice squad as Dallas prepares to face Washington.
The Texans have brought rookie wide receiver Lewis Bond up from their practice squad for Week 2 against Cincinnati.
The Cowboys and Ravens remain set to play in Rio de Janeiro despite concerns about the Maracanã Stadium playing surface.
